Do you call it a bag of crisps or a packet of crisps

[TheChippendenSpook]

I call it a packet. To me, a bag is something that you put things in to carry around.

Crisps come in a packet, all ready to eat and nicely sealed, ready for you to open.

It doesn't matter but I'm bored and was just wondering how many people call it a bag or a packet.

Why?!? What an odd question.

Packet of crisps here ( West of Scotland).
When I was wee crisps were a rare treat and you had to add the salt which came in a wee blue twist of paper.

Either - potato, potahto

Packet of crisps for a small single serving, bag of crisps if it's a family pack!

Smith’s Crisps!

Packet. South England.

always bag for me (north scotlan)

I dint really, I was just bored, like I said when I posted this morning.

It's not odd. It's just a question.

I'm in the south west and I call it a packet of crisps

To me, a bag is something that you put things in to carry around

What do you call a teabag then?

Bag when it's full, packet when it's empty.

Yes me too.

Packet

Packet all the way. Specifically a packe’

its a pack of crisps or a crisp packet here (south wales if we think it’s a regional thing?)

Single serving of crisps is a packet. Family pack is a bag. Simples!

Randomly, I'll say 'a bag of crisps' but then 'the crisp packet' (meaning the empty bag! 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️)

Pack here. Packet is too many syllables 😂

I'm not entirely sure tbh. I think I prob say both

North West. Packet.
but if I heard bag I wouldn’t think much of it

Packet if it's small, bag if it's big 😂

I'm Scottish and say packet. Don't think I have heard anyone call in a bag.

I use both but I think generally I use packet for a small single severing size and bag for a large share size

Packet